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Appendage composed of a single bone (humerus) that articulates with the shoulder 24 Bump on the rear of the ankle bone (calcaneus) 12 Hollow flagella on cells 25 Wishbone or furcula (fused clavicle bones) 13 Cell wall made of cellulose 26 Single lower jaw bone 14 Pores for gas exchange (stomata) 27 Long-lasting placenta 15 Seeds 28 Fingernails instead of claws 16 Flowers 29 Broad, shallow thorax 17 Spiral cell arrangement during development 30 Specialized slicing teeth (large upper fourth premolar and lower first molar) 18 Segmented body 31 Double pulley ankle bone (astragalus) Time Archaea 11 Lactobacillus Flexible bones at back of skull (cranial kinesis) E. coli 23 green algae Bony skeleton fern 10 pine tree Beta-keratin in the skin yeast 22 sponge Jaws and paired appendages jellyfish 9 octopus Amniotic egg snail 21 orchid sunflower athlete’s foot earthworm Braincase and backbone spider 8 millipede Four limbs crab 20 butterfly Gill slits (at some point during development) sea star 7 lamprey shark Third pair of head appendages that form jaws lizard 19 crocodile Three body tissue layers T. rex 6 toucan Different kinds of body tissues rat 5 chimp Protein-based support material that is produced by cells human 4 monkey Flagella that are located at the back of the cell (e.g., as in sperm cells) cat 3 bear Nucleus and organelles dog 2 whale Cells antelope 1 newt clownfish mosasaur kangaroo coelacanth The Tree of Life Traits that evolved Understanding Evolution — http://evolution.berkeley.edu © 2014 The University of California Museum of Paleontology, Berkeley, and the Regents of the University of California
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